Grant Hull is CEO of digital innovation firm Enabled.Under his guidance, the company has grown steadily and is now working with iconic brands, multinationals, as well as entrepreneurs from around the world. Enabled is not just an agency providing service to clients, the Multi-Party System LOGR has taken significant marketshare in the Australian Timber industry and is now growing overseas where it manages the tracking of wood flow across the whole supply chain.Enabled’s mission is to understand human needs and address these by using the latest design methods and digital technologies.Graduating with Honours in Business Information Systems and Advances in Human-Computer Interaction, Grant survived the ‘Dot Com Bust’, leveraged the spread of Broadband, and grasped an early mover advantage in smartphone and touch technology.Grant served for many years as President of South Australia’s Interactive Media Industry Association and is also a popular presenter and speaker in the digital media sector. Grant has appeared on ABC’s Inside Business, Qantas Radio, the Australian Documentary Conference “Doc Week” and spoken at nationally focused events like Marketing Week and Family Business Association annual conference. With a highlight of being invited to present on the future of content at the KANZ (Korea-Australia-New-Zealand) Broadband Summit.Recently Grant's presentation and workshop series on The State of Business in the Digital Era has gained traction with TEC Australia where he takes groups of Executives and Business leaders through a reframing process, equipping them with the necessary insight for future proofing their organisations.Grant is also appreciated across the tech innovation scene, where he acts as mentor within several innovation and start-up programs delivered by government and universities. He has also served on an advisory panel to establish a post graduate program in 'Innovation' for UniSA and has created and delivered for several years, the very successful 'Tech eChallenge' for Adelaide University, which has more recently been delivered to Charles Sturt and Deakin Universities.